Re: Trim quoting goes wrong
by on 12/10/2025, 16:29:09 UTC
I don't really know how best to explain. Also hope here is the right place to post this .
I understand the essence of "Trim Quoting" is to avoid clutter but an extent, some users jumps into the conversations and trims very irrationally making the other users information appear less quality before the public by single quoting the user in the nest posts and then shrinks the importance and values of the user he is quoting information at its necessity.
Such quality of post usually brings red herring in a different context of the parents posts.
If you ever have experience to what I am saying, can you describe how you feel when unnecessary single quote you from a nest post just to get your post less relevant in a different context?
I understand the essence of "Trim Quoting" is to avoid clutter but an extent, some users jumps into the conversations and trims very irrationally making the other users information appear less quality before the public by single quoting the user in the nest posts and then shrinks the importance and values of the user he is quoting information at its necessity.
Such quality of post usually brings red herring in a different context of the parents posts.
If you ever have experience to what I am saying, can you describe how you feel when unnecessary single quote you from a nest post just to get your post less relevant in a different context?
You can always reply to the misinterpreted post about your previous comment to make things clear. I always encounter this kind of discussion and it never hurt to explain well your side when you reply back to the person that already have wrong replies.
This wall of post is unnecessary especially if you are just having a conversation with same user since the wall post makes other user post hard to read or your discussion will be hard to follow.